Tendering Estimation Engineer
First seen by Alion on Nov 10, 2026.
Assess the invitations received and prepare the bid and no bid recommendation.
Plan the bid programme, the resources and the submission deliverables for each tender.
Confirm the tender documents, the addenda and the clarifications are captured in the estimate.
Direct the preparation of the quantities, the rate build up and the pricing of the tender.
Review the productivity, wastage, plant and preliminaries assumptions applied.
Prepare the tender settlement for the approval of the VP Commercial.
Direct the enquiries to the suppliers and the subcontractors and the comparison of their offers.
Verify the scope coverage and the qualifications attached to the received offers.
Confirm the validity of the quoted prices against the tender validity period.
identify the commercial and technical risks in the tender and price or qualify them.
Prepare the qualifications and the clarifications submitted with the offer.
Confirm the local content and the regulatory requirements are reflected in the offer.
Handover and Team Leadership
Hand over the awarded tenders to the operations and the PMO teams with the pricing basis.
Lead the estimation team, set the objectives and develop the capability of the function.
Maintain the estimating database of rates, productivities and historical costs.
Requirements
Landscape & Construction Contracting
Minimum 12 years' estimation and tendering experience in the construction or landscape sector, including the management of an estimation team.
Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Quantity Surveying or a related discipline. Registration with the Saudi Council of Engineers is required to practice under the title of Engineer in the Kingdom.
Tender process management and bid programme planning. Quantity take off, rate build up and tender settlement.
Preliminaries, plant and productivity assessment.
Risk pricing and tender qualification drafting.
Estimating software and advanced Microsoft Excel.
Leadership Analytical Thinking
Decision Making Working
Under Pressure Communication